Morphy Richards SEMI-ELECTRONIC IRON RN40692 - Manual (Page 4)

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COMPONENTS
OF YOUR IRON
⁄ Shot of steam button
¤ Spray button
‹ Variable steam switch
› Filling hole with cap
fi Spray nozzle
fl Soleplate
‡ Self-clean button
· Temperature console
‚ Water tank (illuminated on
some models)
„ Life long anti-scale lens
(certain models only)
‰ Auto shut-off indicator
 Temperature selection
button
Ê Filling beaker
BEFORE USE
Sort out the items to be
ironed according to the
type of fabric. This will
minimise the frequency of
temperature adjustment for
different garments.
Note: The steam facility
should only be used on
garments which are
suitable for ironing at the
3 dot and MAX setting.
Textiles and clothes are
supposed to carry ironing
instructions. If they don’t,
you should follow the
fabric guide on page 3, but
be sure to test the
temperature by ironing the
hem of the garment or
similar area first.
If you adjust the
temperature selection
button  down from a hot
setting to a cooler setting,
wait until the iron
temperature has stabilised
before you continue
ironing.
Delicate fabrics such as
silk, wool, velour, etc, are
best ironed with an ironing
cloth to prevent shine
marks.
FILLING A
1 Make sure that the iron is
not plugged in, then set
the steam selector switch
‹ to the ‘0’ position
before filling the iron with
water.
2 Lift up the filler cap › and
pour water through the
hole into the water tank ‚,
using the beaker provided
Ê A.
350ml of water fills the
tank. After filling, replace
the fill cap. In hard water
areas, the use of distilled
or demineralised water is
recommended.
WARNING: Never use
battery topping up fluid
or water containing any
substances like starch,
or sugar, or defrosted
water from a refrigerator.
3 Always pour out the
remaining water after use.
WARNING: When filling
your iron with tap water,
always use the beaker
provided. Never fill
directly under the tap.
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350
300
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fi
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